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This site is situated on the lower Rhine, not far from the border with the Netherlands, and the countryside looks very Dutch, with flat grasslands, waterways and dykes. It's bordered on one side by the river and on the other by a lake, and there is plenty of provision for swimming, boating and fishing. It's the biggest site we've ever stayed on - the size of a small town! There are 500 touring pitches but many more permanent caravans, not to mention bungalows, ready-erected tents and even smart new touring caravans complete with awnings for rent.
There is one massive central building which houses most of the facilities. These include a huge restaurant, bar, snack-bar and takeaway, and below them is a huge atrium dotted with classical statues and several amusement arcade machines, with piped music. Off this atrium are the toilets and showers, which are large in every sense - lots of cubicles, and the cubicles are really big. You could get 4 people in one of the showers! In addition there are mother-and-child and father-and-child cubicles which are even bigger, and low down wash basins for children. It's all very smart and clean, with soap and air blade hand dryers. OH reported that each of the urinals was painted the name of an alcoholic drink - beer, wine, schnapps etc, and a short sentence, presumably a joke - unfortunately our German was too limited to work out what it said!
Round the side of the central building is a big washing-up room and commercial-size launderette, and round the back is a big supermarket.
There is a large children's playground and even a petting zoo. In high season there are lots of activities and entertainments laid on. And there are bikes to rent as the area is ideal for cycling. In fact the site is so big a bike would be useful for getting around it!
The touring area is large, level and grassy. There didn't seem to be any marked pitches, but I imagine that in summer when it gets very busy this would be more organised. The staff were a little off-hand but were busy getting things ready for the season.
It's the sort of site where you would never need to go outside the gates - everything was provided, including an ATM. Although not the type of site we prefer, it was fine for a short stop on our way home, but for families with children to keep entertained it looked ideal.
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Is Erholungszentrum Grav Insel child friendly? YES, it accepts children & has a playground View all facilities
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